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3 MCU characters we’d bring back from the dead (and 3 we wouldn’t)

By Stefani Munro

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In the ever-expanding Marvel Cinematic Universe, characters have come and gone, leaving an impact on audiences worldwide. From heart-wrenching sacrifices to shocking demises, the emotional rollercoaster of losing beloved heroes and villains has been a defining aspect of the MCU’s narrative. But in a world where time-bending sorcerers, advanced technology, and cosmic entities hold sway, death isn’t always the end…

Join us as we dive into the realm of speculation as we explore the three MCU characters whose return would bring joy to fans and the three MCU characters whose stories, though important, are best left to rest.

Get ready to embark on a journey of possibilities as we ponder the fates of the MCU’s most cherished figures! Withouth further ado, here are the three MCU characters we’d bring back from the dead (and the three we wouldn’t)

3 MCU characters we’d bring back from the dead

1. Black Widow

Scarlet Johansson, Black Widow, MCU character we would bring back
Marvel Studios’ BLACK WIDOWBlack Widow/Natasha Romanoff (Scarlett Johansson)Photo: Film Frame©Marvel Studios 2020 /

Reviving an iconic figure like Natasha Romanoff, the esteemed Black Widow, portrayed by the talented Scarlett Johansson, would undoubtedly be a dream come true for countless MCU enthusiasts. In Avengers: Endgame, we witnessed her selfless sacrifice to retrieve the Soul Stone, leaving us with mixed emotions about bidding farewell to such a beloved character.

The primary motivation behind our desire to see Black Widow brought back to life lies in the lack of closure her character received in Avengers: Endgame and during Phase 4 of the MCU. While her standalone film provided a glimpse into her haunting past, it left fans yearning for a more comprehensive exploration of her enthralling journey. Her character arc appeared unfinished, and the weight of her sacrifice did not receive the farewell it deserved, leaving us with a lingering sense of longing.

With the introduction of the multiverse, new possibilities emerge, making the prospect of Black Widow’s return tantalizingly plausible. As the MCU continues to evolve, we remain hopeful that her story might find a fitting continuation, allowing us to witness further growth and development for this remarkable character.

As we delve into the realms of boundless imagination, the chance to bring back Natasha Romanoff sparks excitement and anticipation, as we eagerly await what the future holds for the extraordinary Black Widow.

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